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147 entriesWàdáỳ
NPWadai {region around Abeche in northern Chad}.
Wɔ̀gɨ̀
NPWoge {Mbay subgroup living south of the Mbay in Central African Republic}.
wà
INJmarks ends of exclamatory sentence (normally follows tītɨ̄-bè).
wà
INTparticle marking an interrogative sentence.
wà
CNJand {conjoins nouns}.
wà-tā̰á̰
AVperhaps.
wàa
NItype of tall grass [Andropogon gayanus].
wàa-kàsɨ̀
NItype of grass [Schizachyrium sanguineum].
wàkɨ̀kɨ̀
AVexcellent, terrific.
wàlàng
IDSquickly and with no trouble (return) (desc. of tél).
wàlá
CNJand not.
wàlì
IDin dignified fashion (walk).
wàn
NItype of fish [Barbus occidentalis].
wàngɨ̀rà̰a̰a̰
IDSoff (red), brownish red.
wàrà
NItype of bustard.
wàrùm
NItype of tree [Burkea africana].
wàsɨ̀
IDcompletely (split, broken up).
wàsɨ̄
NIpumpkin [Cucurbita pepa].
wàtɨ̀tɨ̀
IDperfectly (straight).
wày
NIwar, pillage.
wàā
NItype of millet [Sorghum elegans] (differs from gɔ̀jɨ̀ in that its bran is removed before pounding into flour).
wàā-lò-màjɨ̀-yòo
NItype of wild millet.
wàā-yàbɨ̀
NIwild millet [Sorghum arundinaceum].
wàĺ
NItool for carving wood.
wàń
AVperhaps.
wáa
AVa lot.
wágɨ́l
IDthoroughly, badly (twisted).
wákí
IDthoroughly (search).
wákɨ́
IDcompletely (fall).
wákɨ́sɨ̀
NIimported cloth for wrap-around skirts.
wákɨ́sɨ́
IDcompletely (split).
wákɨ́sɨ́
AVout in open, no longer secret.
wál
IDbadly (affected by need).
wáláng
IDabruptly (leave).
wáláǹg
IDsuddenly, in a leap (get up).
wál̄
VTflatter (in expression à tàa).
wáng
IDloudly (scream; laugh).
wáng
IDextremely (hot).
wáng
AVout in open, no longer secret (à-à for emphasis).
wáng
IDclearly (see).
wáráng
AVstrong and independent (in expression ɔ̀r̄ à 'become strong and independent').
wátí
AVmissing target or goal (in expression hɔ̀ à 'to fail to catch s.t./s.o.').
wátɨ̀
AVsuddenly.
wátɨ́
IDquickly.
wáy
COMthat, which.
wáy
AVwhen possible.
wáy
AVreally, severely (in expression ā ī-ōo à 'you're really going to get it').
wáy-tɔ̀ɔ̄
AVstill; yet.
wáyà
NItype of children's game.
wáyáǹg
IDSbooming loudly (thunder) (desc. of ndīi ndán̄g).
wáyā
AVterm of mockery, in which speaker ironically agrees with what he has heard..
wáā
AVterm of consolation used with children.
wá̰a̰
AVboldly, with nerve or audacity (in expression gāng à 'has the nerve to').
wá̰y
NIbunch of small fish.
wèr-wér̀
NItoy propeller made on millet stalk.
wèr-wér̀
NIrevolver.
wél̄
VTtwirl around.
wéréǹg
IDSquickly and energetically (desc. of ɓày 'get up').
wér̀
NIglass, cup.
wétɨ́
IDSperfectly well (know) (desc. of òō).
wétɨ́
AVlater, afterwards.
wétɨ́
AVlater.
wìl
IDlarge and hunched (upper back).
wìlì-wílì
NIcooked crushed peanuts {after oil has been removed}.
wìlìngḭ̀ḭḭ
IDSbuck-toothed (subj. always ngāng 'teeth').
wìy-wìy
IDboo-hoo (sound of crying: descr. of nō̰o).
wìyà
NItype of fish [Hydrocyon forskali].
wíi-wíi
IDSlike a baby (cry) (desc. of kōo).
wírɨ́rɨ́
IDSwailing, wailing for help.
wíy
AVululating (in expression ùr à 'to ululate').
wíy
INJhow stupid!.
wíy-kōkɨ̄-bāa
NItype of river snake.
wíyáǹg
IDSloudly (thunder) (desc. of ndīi ndán̄g 'to thunder').
wòkɨ̀kɨ̀
IDlight (red).
wòl
NTmane [of animal].
wòpɨ̀
NItype of millet (wàā).
wòr
NIstone for fortune telling (see also tēe).
wòr-wòr
IDSnot completely (ripe) (desc. of ndōgɨ̄).
wòtɨ̀
IDbadly (sting).
wòy
AValready.
wòý
NIfurious rage.
wòō
NIfish spear with three prongs.
wòō-dày-gɨ̄
NIfish spear with 3 forks, made in Dày style.
wókɨ́sɨ́
NThollow thing.
wóm,wòm
IDbadly (shriveled up).
wór-wór
IDScompletely (stunned) (desc. of ndōgɨ̄).
wó̰rḭ́
IDchanging position.
wùkɨ̀
IDthick, all over (dew).
wùkɨ̀
IDcompletely (scaly).
wùkɨ̀kɨ̀
IDgently (flow); back and forth (crawl), etc..
wùr
NTliver.
wùr-kàtɨ̄
NEfury, anger.
wùr-wùr
IDSslightly (ripe), beginning to be (ripe) (in expression kɨ̀rē à).
wùrì-wúrì
NIcrushed peanuts formed in a ball and cooked in oil.
wùsɨ̀
IDgurgling (water).
wùtɨ̀tɨ̀
IDfall (in large quantity).
wùyà
NItype of fish [Hydrocyon forskali].
wúdɨ́
NItype of fish [Labeo senegalensis].
wúkɨ́sɨ́
IDwith force (split); completely (split).
wúl̄
NIpeanuts.
wúl̄-bètɨ̀bèyáà
NItype of peanut introduced by French agricultural agency BTBA.
wúl̄-dà-dɨ̀là
NInut field {either peanuts, groundnuts, or both}.
wúl̄-dùm
NIpeanuts (lit: Arab nuts}.
wúl̄-dùm-bòo
NItype of peanut with large grain but little oil, commonly used to make peanut butter.
wúl̄-lò-nàsár̀-gɨ̄
NIcashew; cashew tree.
wúl̄-lò-tíyāng
NItype of grass.
wúl̄-sàr̄
NIgroundnuts.
wúnjɨ̀-wúnjɨ̀
IDSwith liveliness and rhythm.
wúpɨ̀
IDdescriptive of sexual intercourse (desc. of sòr̄ 'have intercourse with').
wúrɨ́
IDwhiningly (cry).
wúrɨ́r
AVululating, wailing.
wúù
IDwith loud boom; bang (make noise).
wāa
NTsick person cared for by.
wāa
AVplease; I beg you (always preceded in sentence by kàá).
wākɨ̄l
VTturn about in mouth.
wāl
NIoribi [Ourebia ourebi].
wān
NIoribi.
wānɨ̄m
NIplace where brush fire has not burned.
wāsɨ̄
VIbe quick, nimble, agile.
wāájɨ̀
NIpreaching.
wā̰a̰
NItermite.
wēe
NIvillage, town; home.
wōng
NTpoison, venom.
wōng
NIanger.
wōng-yòo
NIgrief.
wōo
NTarmhole of tool {usually made of metal, into which handle is fitted}.
wōtɨ̄rō
NIcar.
wōy
NIopen.
wōó
NItype of fish [Tilapia galilaea].
wōó-tà-síyɨ́
NItype of large fish (similar to kèsèng).
wūlā
NIshell for fortune telling.
wūr
VTmassage, rub.
wūrī
VTmassage, rub gently.
wūwɨ̄r
VTmassage, rub gently.
wɔ̀dɨ̀-yɔ̀ɔ̀-dɔ̀-bɔ̄gɨ̄-njālā
NIswollen testicles.
wɔ̀kɨ̀sɨ̀
IDugly and very (fat).
wɔ́kɨ̄
VTsprinkle [water] {on produce with hand to keep them fresh}.
wɔ́l-wɔ́l
IDSextremely (hot) (desc. of tíngā).
wɔ́ɔ́
NItype of small tree.
wɨ̀lày
IDslowly, carefully (walk).
wɨ̀rā̰
NItype of fish [Polypterus sp.].
wɨ́láy
IDSactively (move about in one's mouth) (desc. of wɨ̄lāy).
wɨ́rìng
IDsuddenly (turn).
wɨ́ríng
IDcompletely (untied, loose).
wɨ́ríǹg
IDsuddenly, energetically (get up).
wɨ̄légɨ̄
NItype of millet with white grains.
wɨ̄lāy
VTmove about in mouth.