naareganá̰a̰rəganaaresin.pito, beer brewed after the harvest of the early millet.Budaa la sɛ̃rɛ la naarega kaabɛ baga la.the man brewed 'naarega' and offered sacrifice to the gods.5.2Food
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naarɛná̰a̰rɛn.reconciliationBa zaberɛ la naarɛ de la zina.the reconciliation of their dispute was today.
na'arɛ1ná̰ʔa̰rɛnaman.1leg, of humans, animals, objects.2wheel of a vehicle
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na'arɛ2ná̰ʔa̰rɛn.honour, respectNɛra woo boti na'arɛ mɛ.everyone wants honour.Pesego yeti a pe'e kɛ̃'ɛsi n tari na'arɛ.the sheep says, when you drive it into the house that gives it honour (prov.)DI
na'asegɔnà̰ʔa̰həgɔn. ger.the act of honouringKUna'ɛ
na'asinà̰ʔahɩn.covetousness, acquisitiveness, desire for non-necessities
naawooná̰a̰'wóon.the second day of the Talensi Golog festival at Yinduur.4.5Religion
NaayinɛNá̰a̰'yɩ́nɛ̰n.the supreme God, Almighty God. Used in both traditional and Christian contexts.Naayinɛ n maalɛ tiŋa la saazuo.God created Heaven and Earth.Naayinɛ n bo'ori nyɔvore.God gives long life.DIyinɛNa'ayinɛ
naazɔkɔná̰a'̰zɔ̀kɔnaazɔgerɔn.early millet, left after the best have been selected1.4.3Plant, grassKU/TU
nabedumadawenen. dawɛman.a bird, the domestic speckled pigeon. Considered to have spiritual powerColumba guinea1.5.2Bird
nabeelenà'̰bèelenabɛɛlan.bare foot; being without footwear, barefootA nabɛɛla la ka suŋa.his being without shoes is not good.A kini la nabɛɛla.he went barefoot.
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