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eachfãa2ã̀-ã̀indfevery, eachNit fãa nɔkɩ ba tɩɩm.Chacun a pris ses remèdes.
each onekãmã́indfeach oneNirip kãm bʋt sũma.Les gens ont semé chacun des arachides.
each othertaaba2á-áadveach other, indicating a reciprocal action, mutually, togetherBa pʋʋs me taaba.Ils se sont salués.
eager (be)wɩsɩgɩ́-ɩ́vbe eager, be zealous
eaglezubukneagle1.6.1.2Bird
earkɛɛf 2ɛ́neartʋbʋtʋ̀-ʋ̀🔊🔊near2.1Body
ear infectiontʋb-zabɩtnear infection2.5.2Disease
ear of milletkikananear of millet1.5.5Parts of a plant
ear, spike, tuft of hairpirigɩtnear, spike, tuft of hair
earlykikiuŋí-í-ùadvearly (in the morning)tɔ'ɔnaɔ̀-àadvearly
early in the morningsubaaù-ánearly in the morningM sa wɛ'ɛme bembeʋk subaa.J'irai le matin très tôt.
early milletnaaraá-á-ánearly millet5.2Food1.5.3Grass, herb, liana
earnyẽ 1ɛ̃̄vseeMam yẽ ka baa la tɩŋ.J'ai vu que le chien est parti.synpaam 1
earringtʋlonʋ̀-ónearringtʋb-lemnearring
earthtɩŋ1 2ɩ̄nearthtɩŋ1 1ɩ̄nland
earthquaketɩŋ-miiʋŋn+nearthquake
earthwormsɩmɛtɩ̀-ẽ́nearthworm1.6.1.9Small animalssamɛt1à-ɛ́nearthworm1.6.1.9Small animals
earwaxtʋbĩnʋ̀-ɩ̃̄🔊nearwax2.1Body
earwigkawen-naŋá-é ã́nearwig1.6.1.7Insectki naŋí ã́nearwig1.6.1.7Insect
easilynaanaá-áeasilyLane ẽ naana?Lequel est plus facile?
east
Eastyã'aŋ4ã̄-ã̄nEast
Eastern celebrationAzʋ'ʋ bas kĩmisanEastern celebration
eatdɩ1ɩ̄veatÕ dɩya.Il a mangé.Õ dɩtẽ.Il mange.Õ bʋ dɩta.Il ne mange pas.õb 2ɔ̃́veatõb 1ɔ̃́vcrunchÕ õbɩtẽ nim.Il mange de la viande.
eat one's filltɩgɩ 2ɩ́-éveat one's fill