yaɣiyaɣi id severe, fierce
yaha adv again, once more, further, in addition
yahayaha id scattered, not crowded, thinly populated, sparse
yahi yahira v 1to scare birds 2to talk ill of sb. 3to fish sth. out, "pick sth. from water or liquid" (IM)
Yahuda Yahudawanima n.pr a Jewish person
yakpaŋa yakpansi n a suburb ('houses at the side')
yam·₁ v be abundant, common
yam·₂ yamda v to yawn, gape
yama 1n 2pl coarse meal, roughly-ground flour
yaŋ· yaŋda v to pass the infant stage
yaŋyaŋ id bitterly, grievously