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increasebũmb paasgoexpr.increasefɩɩre2ɩ́-ènincrease, raise, augmentationpaase1 1àvadd, increase, raise, augment, add up, tot up, sum, moreNaase tɩ b paas yoobe lebga piiga.Four and you add six, which makes ten.antbooge1fɩɩge 1ɩ́-èvincreaseKoambã noor fɩɩgame.The number of children has increased.synmode
increase the loadzãbge 2á-èvoverload, place a heavy load / responsibility upon, increase the loadB tʋka yol-bɛd a tã n wa zãbg bõangã.They brought three heavy sacks and loaded them upon the donkey.
indeedsẽ4 1advsurely, indeed, actually, really, of course, no doubtYẽ sẽ n wa. A waame sẽ.It's really him who came. Of course he came.synwɛ2sɩda3 1ɩ̀-áadvreally, indeedSɩd yɩɩ toogo.It's really difficult.sɩda2 2ɩ̀-áadvtruly, indeed
indefinite articlezɩ-tiir yʋʋr bilaexpr.indefinite article9Grammar
indemnityligd-zẽngdganindemnity, compensation, allowance6.8Money
indentedyãasenga 1à-è-áadjrough in texture, coarse, indented
independencesoog-m-mengaónindependence, liberty, freedom
Indian fileyoara-yoaraóadvIndian file, queueB pʋgda taab yoara-yoara.They queue up in Indian file.
indicatewilgiìvshow, indicate, inform, demonstrate, report announce, declare, to supply information, to presentM wilgda foo.I am showing you.syntabende2bilgi1 2ìvindicate by describing
indicate and describebilsi 1ìverb.itindicate and describe, showBãmb bilsa mukã ne nus n dat n bãng a sẽn date. They indicated with signs of their hands to find out what the deaf person wants.
indicate with the fingerteese1 1é-èvindicate with the finger, to point at / to / outYaoog ka teesd ne nug ye, kisame.One doesn't show the tomb with the finger,that's forbidden.
indicates distance from the speaker
indicqtetabende2vto indicate, show, presentsynwilgi
indigenoustẽng-n-biigaè-ínnational, citizen, native, indigenous (lit. child of the territory)tẽng-rãmbanindigenous, nativesTẽng-rãmb sã n gomda, sãan reesda Woo! Ayɛ!When the natives speak, the stranger responds with yes or no. (Proverb: the foreigner must not interfere in the affairs of the natives, he must observe caution, avoid unfounded judgment ....)
indigenous peopletẽng-n-dãmba 2nindigenous peopleSãan bãng m bãongo, tẽng-n-dãmb n togse.If a foreigner knows about my problems, locals have spoken to them. (Proverb: each person confides in whom he trusts.)
indigestionpʋ-kãadonindigestion2.5.2Disease
indignationõ'õhõoó-ò-óinterjindignation and spiteÕ'õhõo. Ad f zɩ moor ye!
indigo dyeinggare1à-énindigo dyeinga losa a fuugã gare.synsoabga
indisciplined childbi-bɛɛgaì-ɛ́-ánindisciplined child, fearless person, bandit, crook, rogue, villain, ruffian, mischievousF sã n kʋ / dig f bi-bɛɛga, f to bi-bɛɛg n kʋʋd-fo.If you kill (or hunt) your reckless child, it is the reckless child of another who will kill you. (Proverb: one does not harm an acquaintance or a member of his family with impunity.)
indistinctgaatemadjdisjointed, indistincta gom-gaatmã waoogame.
indistinctly, in whisperingbʋr-bʋreʋ́advindistinctly, in whisperingNebã gomda bʋr-bʋre.The people speak indistinctly.
individualninsaalaí-ánhuman being, individualNinsaal yaa a wae, a ka piig ye.synãdem biiganeda 12Person
individual readingyeyn-yeyn kaorengoé-é áo-è-ónindividual reading
individuallyyeyn-yeynadvalone, privately, individuallyA wẽnemdame n gom ne karen-biisã b yeyn-yeyn n yeel-b yaa: «Bark bee neb nins nin sẽn yãt bũmb ning yãmb sẽn yãtã zugu. Then turning to the disciples he said privately, “Blessed are the eyes that see what you see!synnare2