chagi1to be satisfied, to be full, to eat one's fillFi chagi ya?Are you full?(Prov.) Nying-woruk nyono ka ngan-diinta a de a chagi.A lazy man has not enough food to eat (lit. to eat to be full).2(transl.) to one's satisfaction, well, enough, exactly Wa ze wa doawa yeni ale za jui-juila chagi-a.He does not know exactly, where his friend's house is.Nurwa wom yiilanga chag ya.The man could hear the songs well.chag ding-dingto eat too much, to be overfed, to overeat Biika de saamu chag ding-ding an baga goa.The child ate too much T.Z. (millet gruel) and could not sleep.3to die, to be dead (esp. dying without knowing the cause of death)Wa chagi kama.He died (of no serious cause, such as illness; i.e. his life has been completed). Nuruwa a chagi kama.The man is dead indeed.
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